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Wild Misdirection

Posted on March 16, 2013 by Arnie Lee

Making Wildlife Appear Even More Wild I consider myself pretty honest and straight-forward – both in business life and in personal life. So you may wonder why I am writing an article about deception. Maybe this is too harsh a … Continue reading →

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Can we change your Point Of View?

Posted on September 7, 2012 by Arnie Lee

Everyone has a point of view But hold on! For this discussion, I’m not talking about your opinion. Rather, I’m referring to your visual point of view. Your view of the real world is determined by the physical specs of … Continue reading →

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Filling the frame

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Arnie Lee

Sometimes it pays to move in close   For portraits, conventional composition has you surrounding your main subject with a “border” – space around the face For a more intimate look at your subject, throw away the rulebook! In this … Continue reading →

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